Curtis Taylor

Curtis Taylor
Curtis Taylor
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Monthly Listeners

Monthly Listeners125+4.2%7dListeners from Playlists200.0%7dChangeN/A—

117 – 125

Discography

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3
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3
Singles
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USBrooklyn, US4
USOmaha, US4
NLAmsterdam, NL4
USDetroit, US3
USMinneapolis, US3

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31
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1,190
Playlist follower reach (sum)
20+
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Biography & Metadata

Award-Winning Trumpeter Curtis Taylor has performed and recorded with Patrice Rushen, Billy Childs, Charles McPherson, Bob Sheppard, Ed Motta, Marvin "Smitty' Smith, Rodney Whitaker, Terreon Gully and great gospel luminaries Karen Clark-Sheard, Kierra Sheard and the Singletons. More extensively Taylor’s stint with jazz pianist Cyrus Chestnut included a notable concert performance at Kennedy Center recorded for NPR’s Jazzset, an appearance at the Spoleto Jazz Festival, and a week-long engagement at Dizzy’s Club in NYC. In addition, Taylor had the great opportunity to tour internationally with virtuosic saxophonist James Carter’s Quintet, performing in: Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Sweden, Canada, and Austria. Rounding out the experience, was a week-long stint at Yoshi’s in California again with the James Carter Quintet. In 2014, Taylor relocated to southern California where he fostered a musical relationship with friend and mentor Kamau Kenyatta. Kenyatta, is a Grammy-award winning producer for Jazz vocal-star Gregory Porter. While building the musical team for Porter’s “Liquid Spirit” album, he chose Taylor for the trumpet chair. Kenyatta stated that Taylor “graced the session with his elegant solos and precise ensemble playing” and noted his musicianship as “impeccable.” Gregory Porter’s “Liquid Spirit” would go on to receive the Grammy-Award for Best-Jazz vocal album of 2014.

Updated Nov 8, 2026, 12:22 PM
First discovered Oct 17, 2026, 12:17 PM